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Additional Sheet G325-A

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Caroline and Phil   14

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Hi everybody!

I have a doubt with my attachment to form G-325A.

I am going to send this form to my fiance in 4 sheets. Do I have to attach one additional sheet to each G-325A sheet? or only one attachment sheet?

Thank you. :)

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If you had to use an additional sheet to answer a question, it's 1 attachment sheet for each sheet in the form. Well, that's what I did at least. :)

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If you had to use an additional sheet to answer a question, it's 1 attachment sheet for each sheet in the form. Well, that's what I did at least. :)

Thank you Cassie!!! :)

I know this is another silly question, but how did you attach those sheets? May I use a clip?

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If you had to use an additional sheet to answer a question, it's 1 attachment sheet for each sheet in the form. Well, that's what I did at least. :)

Thank you Cassie!!! :)

I know this is another silly question, but how did you attach those sheets? May I use a clip?

My entire package was bound with an ACCO fastener which is what the USCIS requests and prefers as a method for binding together all of your documents.

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If you had to use an additional sheet to answer a question, it's 1 attachment sheet for each sheet in the form. Well, that's what I did at least. :)

Isn't it odd that they require all four sheets (pages) but only ONE passport photo?! :whistle::wacko:

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